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NEW YORK, (ST) _ The U.N. Security Council on Friday blacklisted al-Nusra Front terrorist group and added it to its global sanctions list because of its links to. Al-Qaeda Organization
A statement issued by the UN Security Council sanctions committee partly reported by AFP that " assets of al-Nusra Front were frozen at the global level and it is prohibited from weapons delivery ."
U.S. diplomats had reported earlier that the UN SC 15 members unanimously supported the inclusion of the front on the list of terrorist organizations.
This coincided with European Union lift the ban on supplying arms to what it calls "the Syrian opposition," while west news reports confirm that al-Nusra front is an essential component in its ranks ,n spite of the reservations and objections made by other EU 25 member states.
The US, which labeled "al-Nusra Front on " the US blacklist of terrorist organizations last December over its relationship and close ties to al-Qaeda welcomed on Tuesday the EU decision to lift the ban on supplying arms to those described as "Syrian opposition".
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I've been discussing a score piece with my tutor Ed Kelly the last few tutorials. The scores were a very important part of Fluxus and I am interested in making a piece that builds on this tradition.
The idea is to make a simple website that prompts people with actions (scores) to do – and to make it truly social the scores should be added by users.
One way of doing it could be posting them through Twitter with a custom tag (like #SomeoneSays)
A classic Fluxus score by George Brecht 'Three Lamp Events'
and curating them on a custom mobile friendly website. Scores could show up in random order or as soon as they are posted and users might get an alert – push or sms if possible.
I wrote some test scores to examplify what I mean.
"Lay your head on the keyboard and roll it back and fourth. Post it as your next status message."
"Read the tweets in your feed aloud. As if were a script for a play."
"Slowly close the screen of your laptop down just so much that it is still on. Kneel on the floor and use the computer like you normally would."
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Last week Sensei was dead on about Frozen taking the top spot over The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in a close match-up. This week, another blockbuster awaits.
Sensei's weekend predictions and revenue results are as follows:
1. "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" ($74 million) – Film will open lower than the first installment An Unexpected Journey ($84.6 million), but when your first installment has already made over one billion worldwide, it's hard to cry over small potatoes. How successful will this installment be, well, they wouldn't be being sued by the Weinsteins if they were just making peanuts.
2. "Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas" ($27 million)– Tyler Perry again returns to his very reliable Madea brand, and this one will be no exception on cashing in. Predicting Madea openings, however, is a whole different story (they tend to be all over the map). Aside from just throwing darts at a board of numbers, Sensei looks for this installment to be Perry's second best opening, behind only Tyler Perry's Madea Goes To Jail ($41 million). Still, Sensei's awfully fond of those darts.
3. "Frozen" ($21 million) – Audience buzz on this remains positive and very high. Walt Disney's latest has its radar set on passing Tangled's $200 million domestic haul. That goal is very reachable. Not so long ago, many in Hollywood were predicting the end to Disney's animated brand of spectacle and old-fashioned values (claiming they couldn't pull high box office numbers anymore). How funny do those predictions look now?
4. "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" ($17 million) – Film will easily sail over the $350 million domestic mark. Its box office pace is also quite impressive. At the 20 day mark, its gross remains around $30 million ahead of the original Hunger Games. Iron Man 3's reign as the year's top grossing film is definitely in jeopardy, and even he would hesitate against those vicious monkeys in Catching Fire.
5. "Thor: The Dark World" ($2.7 million) – Numbers are more than strong enough to justify a Thor 3, look for this franchise to continue, even amidst the next Avengers film. Seriously, who wouldn't want the God of Thunder back at your local theater, or on your next football fantasy team?
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"Volunteering for MASF has brought Mindfulness to every aspect of my life- teaching me to pause, breathe, observe my feelings and accept them for what they are. I am calmer, healthier, and happier, because of my work with MASF"- Radhika Roa, (Mindful Educator at Charles Drew)
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The Bristol Central and Bristol Eastern girls volleyball teams are joining forces to help collect donations for the people of Puerto Rico.
Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Maria began to hit Puerto Rico, the island's crisis has not gotten better as millions remain without electricity and water, and with limited access to gas and cash.
Donations will be collected at the door prior to Monday's match between the teo Bristol teams at Bristol Eastern High School. Accepted items include: blankets, candles and matches, flashlights, batteries, non-perishable food, baby products, clothes and hygiene and toiletry products. Money can not be accepted.
All items will travel with the City of New Britain donations.
Bristol Eastern 4, South Windsor 3 (OT): Myah Croze hit the net in the sixth minute of overtime play, assisted by Brooke Dauphinee and Jenna Soucy, as the Lancers picked up a big win at home on Friday.
Bristol Eastern's Sara Tyminski opened the scoring in the seventh minute, assisted by Kailey Laprise and Soucy. But then South Windsor scored three straight to take a 3-1 lead midway through the second half.
Karly Suppicich tied the score in the 17th minute for the Bobcats, assisted by Lindsay Fishman. Then Fishman hit the net in the 29th minute, assisted by Emilee Gebhart, and Rachel Drouin got South Windsor's third goal in the 59th minute.
The Lancers regained life in the contest as Kate Kozikowski netted a goal in the 72nd minute, assisted by Croze and Meredith Foreman. Then Dauphinee hit the equalizer on a free kick in the final minute of play.
Bristol Eastern was outshot 30-18 in the game, but Lancers goalkeeper Karly Martin came up big with 17 saves. Molly Carroll and Jianna Mitchell combined on seven saves for the Bobcats.
Torrington 90, St. Paul 80: Miranda Grustas was a double winner for St. Paul at the Torrington YMCA on Friday night in the 50 and 100 freestyles. St. Paul also captured second place in the 50 freestyle, with Kayleigh Grustas right behind her teammate. Grustas was also third in the 100 freestyle.
Emily Haase and Tori Bosio finished first and second in the 100 breaststroke. Haase also placed second in the 200 freestyle, while Bosio was third in the 200 IM. Molly MacCallister placed first in the 100 butterfly and second in the 200 IM.
St. Paul was first in the 400 freestyle relay, with MacCallister, Grustas, Julia Sosnowski and Haase.
Outstanding personal best swims came from Julia Sosnowski and Lyndsey Stanwicks in the 500 freestyle.


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Title: White Heat
Grissom/Sara, angst, humour, pg
Thanks: As always, to Devanie; you help me out so much every time, so thank you so much! And also you can credit her for Sara's explanation of vanilla ice cream.
"Gris, it's boiling!" Sara exclaimed from her sun coated side of the vehicle.
"The air conditioning's on." Grissom responded, thinking that his pointing out the obvious would solve the matter, in a way only Grissom could.
Sara just grumbled, and squirmed around in her seat even more. Her agitation bothered him, and although no words escaped his lips, the looks he shot her made his feelings quite clear.
"Sara, we're in Vegas, of course it's hot!" He finally said, after more grumbling and squirming.
"Yeah, well, it sucks. I hate the heat."
"Well sometimes life does suck." Sara turned around in her seat so that she was facing him, and stared at him, not quite believing that those words had come from the Gil Grissom she knew. He had said it so softly, that she wasn't sure if he had actually said it or if she had been imagining things again. Before she could analyse the situation any further, he spoke.
"Look Sara, it's your lucky day." He pointed to his side of the road, empty miles of hot desert apart from one lone ice cream truck.
If Sara was amazed before, she was now astounded.
"The workaholic that is Gil Grissom offers to stop for ice cream while transporting evidence from a crime scene back to the lab? It cannot be." She said, her voice dripping with sarcasm.
He just smiled, another unusual event, and said teasingly "What, you don't want ice cream?"
"The hell I don't!" She replied, jumping out of the Tahoe like a little kid, and heading off in the direction of the ice cream truck.
Grissom just sat and watched her, a bemused smile spreading across his face, until she turned around a few feet in front of the truck, and called out to him.
"Don't tell me you don't want ice cream, Gris. Come on, you know you can't resist the sweet non-goodness" she teased. By now she had walked up to his open window, and, leaning in towards him, she said huskily: "And besides, you offered me ice cream remember, which technically means you're buying" she finished with a wink.
"Technically?" he asked, equally huskily.
"Technically" she repeated, their faces now so close. So close. And with that she pulled open his door, grabbed his hand, and dragged him out of the car.
"Come on!" she exclaimed excitedly.
He followed, grinning at her sudden enthusiasm, and played along for the fun of it.
"I made him grin," she thought to herself happily. "Now there's a feat."
As they reached the truck, she let go of his hand and put both of hers up on the counter, greedily looking at all that was on offer.
After watching her in amusement, he finally asked "So, Sara, what do you want?"
"You." She thought to herself. "Um… vanilla."
"Sara, you've got a whole ice cream truck on offer to you, and you choose vanilla? That must be the plainest ice cream ever created."
"It may be plain, Grissom, but underneath is the perfect synthesis of ingredients." She replied softly, not able to look in his eyes.
He watched the invisible wheels turning in her mind, and wondered, desperately wanting to know what she was thinking of at that very moment. He was soon pulled out of his reverie by her voice asking him which ice cream he was going to get.
"Dark chocolate." He replied without even thinking, as if this were a regular occurrence for him.
She looked at him, genuinely interested, her head cocked slightly to one side.
"Why dark chocolate, Gris?"
"Because it's a beautiful ice cream. It's deep yet silky, unknown yet sophisticated, and with hidden depths you might never quite reach."
"Depends how hard you look, Gris." Came Sara's soft reply.
They could feel the electricity in the air, and both CSIs' blood pressures seemed to rise at the same moment.
"What's your pulse at now?" Sara asked, a small knowing smile crossing her face.
"Hey, do you two want ice cream, or are you just going to stand there gazing at each other all day?"
And the moment was broken. Both Grissom and Sara turned to face the ice cream boy, who didn't look old enough to be out of high school by Sara's estimations, and both took an identical step forward towards the van.
"Yeah, we'll take a simple vanilla ice cream" he said, looking at Sara, "and a rich dark chocolate one." He finished, still staring into her eyes.
"That'll be five dollars please, Sir" the ice cream boy said, breaking the moment yet again, this time being more polite as he was actually managing to sell something.
"Sure," Grissom replied, taking out his wallet and handing him a five dollar bill, while Sara collected the ice creams from the ice cream rack on the counter. She began to lick hers greedily, waiting until he'd put away his wallet to hand him his.
"Thanks," he said gently, taking his ice cream from her left hand as she held it out to him, their fingers touching just for a second, but a second long enough for the bolt of electricity to pass between them.
"No. Thank you." Both knew the other was talking about more than just the ice cream.
As they made their way back towards the hot Tahoe, the sun's rays beating down hard on them, Sara licked her ice cream contentedly, occasionally licking the cone it was in to try and stop it from dripping down onto her hand as the sun melted it.
Grissom watched her do so, unbeknownst to her, mesmerised.
"She looks just like a cat lapping up its milk" Grissom thought, smiling to himself. She seemed so at peace with the world as he watched her enjoy her ice cream like a little child, innocent, even if only for a few moments.
"Maybe life doesn't always suck." He thought to himself. He started to lick his own ice cream, continuously glancing over at his friend when he thought she wasn't looking.
But she was.
She smiled to herself, then looked over at him and gave him a massive Sara smile.
Things were changing. And they were changing for the better.


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A NEW method for gauging the distance of gamma-ray bursts could allow
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Can you afford to let people post images on your site?
I have a collection of images on Flickr which are almost the same as my website images here. Some of the images have a little copyright notice on them, but all of them have a copyright notice on the bottom of the page, thus... © All rights reserved
Over the years a few of mine have ended up on different websites without permission, and although it is annoying to see blatant infringements, it has been difficult and time consuming to stop it.
It's easy to use pixsy.com, you simply show them the address where your images are, and they look for those images around the web using reverse image searching software. You are then presented with pages of matches, some of which are just similars, but many of which are your own pictures on unauthorised websites.
My first success with them was settled within a few weeks, it was a small images taken from Flickr and used on a US travel website. Pixsy take 50% commission and send the rest to your bank account, in this case I received a tidy sum with no effort on my part.
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Hi Clare, if it's on a stock site it's up to the end user (the buyer) to check if any model release is required, but AFAIK there is still is no expectation of privacy in a public place in the UK, in fact, I recently appeared on the front cover of a magazine without my knowledge, but it doesn't bother me in the least.If the image was being used to sell a product rather than for editorial use then it would be a different matter.
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great points! I'm amazed what people will try to get away with.
Do you have any opinion / advice of the rights of a subject in a photo Mick?
My partner was busking, with a sign clearly identifying him. Photographer took a pic (many do, some tip, most don't) and gave no payment (or thanks). Photo has now shown up on a stock photo site when you search buskers. The research I've done shows it's fine if the photo is not being sold (it is), or if the person isn't identifiable by face or brand (they are). Any advice?
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Carole Matthews is the Sunday Times bestselling author of over thirty novels, including the top ten bestsellers The Cake Shop in the Garden, A Cottage by the Sea, Paper Hearts and Summer Kisses, The Chocolate Lovers' Christmas and Calling Mrs Christmas. In 2015, Carole was awarded the RNA Outstanding Achievement Award. Her novels dazzle and delight readers all over the world and she is published in more than thirty countries.For all the latest news from Carole, visit www.carolematthews.com, follow Carole on Twitter (@carolematthews) and Instagram (matthews.carole) or join the thousands of readers who have become Carole's friend on Facebook (carolematthewsbooks).
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Claire North is a pseudonym for Catherine Webb, a Carnegie Medal-nominated author whose debut novel was written when she was just fourteen years old. She is fast establishing herself as one of the most powerful and imaginative voices in modern fiction. Her first book published under the Claire North pen name was The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August, which became a word-of-mouth bestseller and was shortlisted for the Arthur C. Clarke Award. The follow-up Touch received widespread critical acclaim and was described by the Independent as 'little short of a masterpiece'. Her next novel The Sudden Appearance of Hope won the 2017 World Fantasy Award for Best Novel, and her recent book The End of the Day has been shortlisted for the 2017 Sunday Times/PFD Young Writer of the Year Award. She lives in London.
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles is the author of the hugely popular Morland Dynasty novels, which have captivated and enthralled readers for decades. She is also the author of the contemporary Bill Slider Mystery series, as well as her new series, War at Home, which is an epic family drama set against the backdrop of World War I. Cynthia's passions are music, wine, horses, architecture and the English countryside.
Daphne du Maurier (1907-89) was born in London, the daughter of the famous actor-manager Sir Gerald du Maurier and granddaughter of George du Maurier, the author and artist. In 1931 her first novel, The Loving Spirit, was published. A biography of her father and three other novels followed, but it was the novel Rebecca that launched her into the literary stratosphere and made her one of the most popular authors of her day. In 1932, du Maurier married Major Frederick Browning, with whom she had three children.Many of du Maurier's bestselling novels and short stories were adapted into award-winning films, including Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds and Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now. In 1969 du Maurier was awarded a DBE. She lived most of her life in Cornwall, the setting for many of her books.
With sardonic wit and incisive social critiques, David Sedaris has become one of America's pre-eminent humor writers. The great skill with which he slices through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves that Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today. David Sedaris is the author of Barrel Fever and Holidays on Ice, as well as collections of personal essays, Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, When You Are Engulfed in Flames and his most recent book, Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls, each of which became an immediate bestseller. The audio version of Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls was a Grammy nominee for Best Spoken Word Album. He is the author of the New York Times-bestselling collection of fables entitled Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk: A Wicked Bestiary (with illustrations by Ian Falconer). He was also the editor of Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules: An Anthology of Outstanding Stories. Sedaris's pieces appear regularly in the New Yorker and have twice been included in 'The Best American Essays'. There are a total of ten million copies of his books in print and they have been translated into twenty-nine languages.
Elizabeth Hoyt lives in central Illinois with her husband, two children and three dogs. Visit her at www.elizabethhoyt.com
Emma Fraser emigrated to Africa with her Gaelic-speaking parents when she was nine years old and remembers lying in bed and listening to her father playing the bagpipes. She returned to the Western Isles of Scotland years later and went on to qualify as a nurse, working in Edinburgh and Glasgow before leaving to study English Literature at Aberdeen University. Emma began writing when her daughters started school and she has published three historical novels, two of which were shortlisted for the Romantic Novel of the Year Award. Her third book, The Shipbuilder's Daughter, was inspired by, as always, true events - this time by the Glasgow shipyards where her grandfather once worked.Keep up to date with Emma by following her on Twitter (@EmmaFraserBooks) or becoming her friend on Facebook (www.facebook.com/emmafraserauthor).
Esther Campion is from Cork, Ireland and currently lives in north-west Tasmania. She attended North Presentation Secondary School in Cork and has degrees from University College Cork and the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Esther and her Orcadian husband have lived together in Ireland, Scotland, Norway and South Australia. They have two grown-up children in Adelaide and the youngest at home in Tassie. Esther loves sharing her life on a small property with an over-indulged chocolate Labrador, a smoochy cat and a couple of ageing mares, all of whom she firmly believes are living proof that dreams really can come true. The House of Second Chances is Esther's second novel, following Leaving Ocean Road.
Gilly Macmillan is the New York Times bestselling author of What She Knew and The Perfect Girl. She trained as an art historian and worked at The Burlington Magazine and the Hayward Gallery before starting a family. Since then she's worked as a lecturer in photography, and now writes full-time. She resides in Bristol, England.
Nora Roberts published her first novel using the pseudonym J.D. Robb in 1995, introducing Eve Dallas, a New York City police lieutenant with a dark past, and billionaire Irish rogue, Roarke. Since then, the In Death series has sold over sixty-six million copies, with each new novel reaching number one on bestseller charts the world over. Become a fan on [f] at Nora Roberts and J.D. Robb
Jayne Ann Krentz, who also writes historical and futuristic fiction under the pseudonyms Amanda Quick and Jayne Castle respectively, has more than fifty NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers under various pen names; more than twenty-five million copies of her books are in print. She lives in the Pacific Northwest. Visit her at www.krentz-quick.com
Jeff Abbott is a New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author whose books have been published in more than twenty languages. He has been nominated for numerous awards, including three times for the Edgar Award, and has won an International Thriller Writers Award, an Agatha Award and a Macavity Award. He lives in Austin with his family.
Katee Robert learned to tell stories at her grandpa's knee. Her favorites then were the rather epic adventures of The Three Bears, but at age twelve she discovered romance novels and never looked back.Though she dabbled in writing, life got in the way - as it often does - and she spent a few years traveling, living in both Philadelphia and Germany. In between traveling and raising her two wee ones, she had the crazy idea that she'd like to write a book and try to get published.Her first novel was an epic fantasy that, God willing, will never see the light of day. From there, she dabbled in YA and horror, before finally finding speculative romance. Because, really, who wouldn't want to write entire books about the smoking-hot relationships between two people?She now spends her time - when not lost in Far Reach worlds - playing imaginary games with her wee ones, writing, ogling men, and planning for the inevitable zombie apocalypse.
Kayte Nunn is a former book and magazine editor, and the author of two contemporary novels, ROSE'S VINTAGE and ANGEL'S SHARE. THE BOTANIST'S DAUGHTER is Kayte's first novel of transporting historical fiction, and stems in part from her love of flowers and all things botanical. If you would like to see the wonderful images inspired by the book, Kayte's Pinterest page is at: pinterest.com/kaytenunn/the-botanists-daughter or you can find her at kaytenunn.com
Keith Stuart is an author and journalist. His heartwarming debut novel, A Boy Made of Blocks, was a Richard and Judy Book Club pick and a major bestseller, and was inspired by Keith's real-life relationship with his autistic son. Keith has written for publications including Empire, Red and Esquire, and is the former games editor of the Guardian. He lives with his wife and two sons in Frome, Somerset.
Ken MacLeod graduated with a BSc from Glasgow University in 1976. Following research at Brunel University, he worked in a variety of manual and clerical jobs whilst completing an MPhil thesis. He previously worked as a computer analyst/programmer in Edinburgh, but is now a full-time writer. He is the author of twelve previous novels, five of which have been nominated for the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and two which have won the BSFA Award. Ken MacLeod is married with two grown-up children and lives in West Lothian.


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It was a thank you that came with a free breakfast.
The Catholic Centre for Immigrants recently thanked their volunteers and sponsors with a free breakfast of pancakes and sausages with the help of Dow Honda.
This is the second year Dow Honda has graciously organized and hosted the event at their Colonnade showroom.
The doors opened at 9 a.m. and close to 200 volunteers, sponsors and sponsored refugee families were treated to a festive atmosphere. Everyone was encouraged to write out on specially designed placemats to express why they volunteer. By the end of the two-hour event, a showroom wall was filled with inspirational messages.
Carl Nicholson, Executive Director of the Catholic Centre for Immigrants, kicked off the speeches with a big thank you to everyone's hard work over the last year.
"We could not do what we do day in and day out without the help of our volunteers and sponsors. Thank you, thank you, thank you," he said.
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson said it was wonderful to see how the city came together in 2016 to help thousands of Syrian refugees who were forced to flee a brutal civil war. He said he was moved by how Ottawans responded to the humanitarian crisis.
Councillors Michael Qaqish and Keith Egli also addressed the crowd as did Dow Honda owner Jeff Mierins.
Mr. Mierins, whose grandparents fled Latvia at the end of the Second World War, also made a donation to CCI and the Dave Smith Foundation.
With this year's event a huge success, Dow Honda has already committed to hosting another thank you breakfast next year during Volunteer Week.


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Our Most Popular Resorts in Oberstaufen
As a part of Bavaria, Oberstaufen is rich in culture and celebrates many festivals and events throughout the year, with a particular focus on folklore events. When planning a holiday in Oberstaufen, keep in mind these traditional events worth seeing:
- The Almabetrieb is an annual event in Oberstaufen – as well as many alpine regions in Europe – and refers to the "cow train" to move the cattle down to the valley during the colder months. The event often involves elaborately decorated cows, alpine music, dances, games and local dishes. The Almabetrieb takes place every year in September.
- "Fasnatziestag" is celebrated annually on the same day as Carnival in February, but is an independent and unique tradition celebrated only in Oberstaufen. The custom dates back to 1635, and was used to celebrate life after the plague resulted in the loss of many of the inhabitants of Oberstaufen.
- Every February, the Winter Triathlon takes place in Oberstaufen with competitors completing 5km of running, 12km of mountain biking and 8km of cross-country skiing. This can be especially fun to watch whilst on holiday in Oberstaufen.
Oberstaufen not only offers fit and active holidays, but excellent hotels with healthy cuisine, detox programmes, beautiful landscapes and peace and quiet for a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday in Germany.
If this has inspired you to explore more of what the country has to offer, discover our range of offers throughout Germany.


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The lawsuit has been filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California on behalf of all those who purchased Aerojet securities between October 15, 2013 and February 1, 2016 (the "Class Period"). The case, Travis v. Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings, Inc. et al, No. 2:16-cv-00961 was filed on February 11, 2016.
The lawsuit focuses on whether the Company and its executives violated federal securities laws by failing to properly report in its financial statements (1) the purchase accounting for contracts acquired as part of the acquisition of the Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne division from United Technologies Corporation in the quarter ended August 31, 2013, and (2) the accounting for changes or modifications to one of the acquired Rocketdyne Business contracts beginning in the quarter ended February 28, 2014.
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History Edit
Early Days Edit
When it was first built, the LEGO Island was an unnamed ship, and was gray and black in color. Her maiden voyage was on an unknown date in 1957, when the Infomaniac along with thirteen other scientists set out to create LEGO Island. Before the island was actually built, the scientists tested out the technology by creating islands shaped like their favorite foods. After the island was built, she was stored in the basement of the building that would eventually become the Information Center. During the very first Power Brick experiment, the radiation from the disaster that killed thirteen scientists caused the ship to turn orange and red in color. It was then stored in the basement for decades to come. Only the Infomaniac knew of its existance. The radiation eventually weared off before the dawn of the twenty-first century.
LEGO Island 3 Edit
The SS LEGO Island would be used again shortly after the Invasion of LEGO Island. Pepper Roni, Sky Lane, Bill Ding, and either Enter or Return went inside the Infocenter and freed the Infomaniac. After a heated arguement between Pepper and the Infomaniac, the latter told Pepper about the ship. They ventured into the basement of the Information Center and waited for the great metal doors to open.
After journeying to various places across the planet, the LEGO Island was intercepted by the USS Arlington. Colonel O'Truth informed the citizens of LEGO Island that President Stephen Colbert intended to rid Earth of the Army of Ogel Prime. The only location on the planet which the Brickster still held at this point was his base of operations on LEGO Island.
Pepper boarded the Arlington, and the LEGO Island stayed with it during the Battle for LEGO Island. After retrieving starship engines from Captain Click's Cave, the LEGO Island was scrapped for parts along with remains from the OSS Monday several F-15s and structures of LEGO Island. From those parts, the Starship LEGO Island was built.
The LEGO Island had two decks, the top containing the bridge and the bottom containing the Maproom, Pepper's Quarters, Brig, Sickbay/Bank, Garage, Pizzeria, and Deck.
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The orange and red color scheme of the LEGO Island is borrowed from the Xtreme Stunts sets.


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The Assassin's Curse by Cassandra Rose ClarkeThe Assassin's Curse
Author: Cassandra Rose Clarke
Series: The Assassin's Curse #1
Publisher: Strange Chemistry
Date: October 2012
320 pages
Source: NetGalley
Genres: Fantasy
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Ananna of the Tanarau abandons ship when her parents try to marry her off to an allying pirate clan: she wants to captain her own boat, not serve as second-in-command to her handsome yet clueless fiance. But her escape has dire consequences when she learns the scorned clan has sent an assassin after her.
And when the assassin, Naji, finally catches up with her, things get even worse. Ananna inadvertently triggers a nasty curse — with a life-altering result. Now Ananna and Naji are forced to become uneasy allies as they work together to break the curse and return their lives back to normal. Or at least as normal as the lives of a pirate and an assassin can be.
I wanted to read this debut due to a review that said one of the main characters reminded her of a certain scarred prince close to my heart. I also love high fantasy, pirates, assassins and eastern-influenced culture and this book had it all in spades. While the world building was phenomenal, the aforementioned main character was a complete let down. In fact, both of them were.
Ananna of the Tanarau is the only daughter and successor to a wealthy pirate clan. In order to carry on the legacy, her parents arranged for her to marry Tarrin of the Hariri, another pirate clan. Like every girl who finds herself with an arranged marriage, she felt it would crush her dreams of being the captain of her own ship. So instead of going through with it, she goes all runaway bride and takes the risk that the Hariri clan would send an assassin after her for disgracing them.
Assassins in Clarke's world are not just skilled at stealth and fighting. They are a shadowy clan of their own, feared for their use of blood magic. The threat of an assassin like Naji being sent after you usually means a certain and painful death. Fortunately, she's the main character in her own book, so instead of dying, she inadvertently kills an asp, saves Naji's life and triggers his dormant curse. Instead of being able to finish the job, he now is sworn to protect her or it will cost him his life. He even feels actual physical pain when she is in danger or hurt. Together, they travel through the vast dessert, across the ocean and mystical islands in order to find a cure.
The world building is really something else. At first glance (of the cover), it's Arabian Nights inspired, with dessert towns, marketplaces and camels. But as Ananna and Naji continue their quest, there are traces of 17th Century pirate docks and mystical island surroundings reminiscent of Doctor Moreau but with creepy plants instead of animals. There is also the shadow world, which is here, but isn't. Everything was described much better than I just did and each place they travelled through and each situation they found themselves in came alive for me. I also really enjoyed the way magic was dealt with in this book, as it and its rules fit seamleassly into the world.
As for Ananna and Naji, they fell flat. I admired Ananna's courage to defy her parents and heritage, but didn't understand her actions and motives most of the time. She was strong-willed but insecure and very stubborn in her insistence to stick with Naji. I wanted her to find her dreams, instead of being more concerned about the well-being of someone who just tried to kill her. Naji was also just as, if not more, insecure as Ananna due to the scar on his face. He was also cold and stubborn and the lack of communication from his part made me want to shake him really hard and yell. He also seemed frightfully ignorant of people's feelings and perception of him. As you can imagine, they fought constantly. Sadly, it wasn't in the "we have chemistry" way, it was just plain fighting. I really don't know why Ananna ends up developing feelings for Naji, because it came almost out of the blue.
I do have higher hopes for the second book, now that both characters have developed and formed a somewhat mutual respect for each other. I love quests, and completing three impossible tasks to cure the impossible curse will be fantastic to read about. So, a slow start, but it has the makings of a great series.


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We begin a new year of Junipero Serra athletics here in 2016-2017 and it should be a fantastic new year throughout all three seasons. The common thread throughout all of the sports programs is that I am certain that each of our teams will compete at the highest level to represent our school and Serra community well. The success of each program is the result of the hard work that the players put in on the field, court, track, or pool, the weight room, and in the classroom. The student-athletes here at Junipero Serra benefit greatly from the amazing coaching staff in each and every program. In all programs the student-athletes learn about team-work, discipline, dedication, preparation, and hard work. These life skills not only benefit our Serra student-athletes in their sport, but in school and prepare them better for life.
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Sinister story and the 'death of journalism' in the Sunday Times
It had all the ingredients of a meaty James Bond plot, it's just a pity nobody bothered to check the facts
It's been called the "death of journalism" and "journalism at its very worst". It happens when journalists and editors are somehow persuaded to give anonymity to government officials to "propagandise the public, then uncritically accept those claims as the truth".
It's dangerous, unprofessional and corrupts the public record. It is a major threat to the workings of a democracy. It is a form of laundering information through the media - in order to make them acceptable to a trusting public. In short, it stinks.
What on earth, you may ask, am I ranting about? Surely not another rehashing of that "sexed-up dossier" which warned us about Saddam Hussein's "weapons of mass destruction"? That dossier led a naive and trusting West into a war which had consequences far beyond what the most pessimistic of us could have predicted.


text: I enjoy watching football (though baseball is my favorite sport) & know that, unfortunately, some players have been involved & even arrested for some very bad behavior. It's nice to read about one that is doing something good. Terrell Watson adopted a Pittie from the City Dogs Cleveland shelter six months ago. They've been best friends & had such a positive experience together, he went back & adopted another dog from there.


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Waleed is passionate about instilling confidence in his audience to fight against all odds. He focuses on making a strong connection and a bond of trust with his audience, and aspires for them to become the remarkable entity they are destined to be.
Waleed's strong association and love for Sufism, his quest for realism, together with his keen interest in research, makes him unique. He will question the strongest of beliefs, the dearest of values, and then dissect them one by one and show a different angle of these. In his latest quest for knowledge Waleed, has entered the world of Consultancy and Training.
He believes he can learn the ways of the corporate world and help decipher what it requires from talented individuals.He believes he can understand what drives the culture of organizations and help talented people understand the actionable behaviors required to succeed.
He has helped numerous firms with hiring, linguistic rectification, supply chain management, interview tactics and coaching so as to make sure that the message gets across clearly.


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Danaid Eggfly butterfly
The Danaid Eggfly, Mimic, or Diadem (Hypolimnas misippus) is a widespread species of nymphalid butterfly. It is well known for polymorphism and mimicry. Males are blackish with distinctive white spots that are fringed in blue. They are found across Africa, Asia, and Australia.
Common Leopard butterfly
The Common Leopard (Phalanta phalantha) is a sun-loving butterfly of the Nymphalid or Brush-footed Butterfly family. It is a medium sized butterfly with a wingspan of 50–55 mm with a tawny color and marked with black spots. The underside of the butterfly is more glossy than the upper and both the male and female are similar looking. Sun loving and avoids shade (Sorry for the lousy shot with the wings closed, it looks dramatically beautiful with intricate spots all over the body when the wingspan is open).
Pea Blue butterfly
The Peablue, Pea Blue, or Long-tailed Blue (Lampides boeticus) is a small butterfly found in Europe, Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and Australia that belongs to the Lycaenids or gossamer-winged family. The wingspan is 24-32 mm for males and 24-34 mm for females.
Gray Pansy butterfly
The Gray Pansy (Junonia atlites) is a species of nymphalid butterfly found in South Asia. The least common pansy in India, found at low elevations in regions of heavy rainfall. It's frequently seen in paddy fields, seldom in jungles and never in dry areas. Visits flowers of various plants.
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Black Matter Earth
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The project consists of a three-screen video installation designed for art institutions and a single-channel film intended for cinema/festivals.
The script and production process will be documented to produce an artistic and academic publication, including essays from art and film scholars. Black Matter Earth is a post-romantic re- imagining and recasting of the female characterisations of the iconic films of British directors Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger: Deborah Kerr as Sister Clodagh and Jean Simmons as Kanchi in Black Narcissus (1947), Kim Hunter as June in A Matter of Life and Death (1946), and Jennifer Jones as Hazel Woodus in Gone to Earth (1950).


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From the burning wreckage he walked unharmed. He had survived the cold slaughter he put on in his familys estate. He had taken the weak and punished the wicked. He had looked trough the peepholes of their souls and found the true selves they were hiding. The book of revelations predict the birth of the child that would end up ruling the world with an iron rod. The first part of this prophecy has been fulfilled. It is time to take care of the rest.
After the leaving Dante Manor, He was taken to ST. Benedict hospitals psychiatric ward. The ways of the wicked are not always easy. Lucifer had decided to create a little challenge for the offspring and took away the boys supernatural abilities. Whispers of a prophecy find their way to the boys ear as he decides to act again and regain his powers. Little does he know about his new advisories.
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Great weekend thanks
I forgot to pick up my vacuum gauges. Anybody spot them?
I didn't see them
I'll ring Sid later, as his internet has gone down again
Found them. There're safe in the cupboard.
You can have them back when you fix my gearbox.
Or let me know if you want me to post it back immediately.
Thanks again for all your help
Great Stuff. Thanks Sid.
Hopefully get your gearbox done the back end of this week. I'd give the owduns a thrashing while it's in yours. I'd like to know how long a mono box will stand up in a Paralever
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Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #25
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- Wednesday Comics 11/10/2017
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The climactic showdown between SQUIRREL GIRL, a woman who can talk to squirrels, and ULTRON HIMSELF, a killer robot who has ruthlessly defeated the Avengers on multiple occasions!
And you may be thinking, 'Holy crap I'M SOLD,' but let me tell you more: This entire battle takes place in the Savage Land, an area FILLED with dinosaurs!
And NOW you may be thinking, 'I'm so sold, good grief, just let me read this comic already,' but hold on some more, because there's one more thing we need to tell you: ULTRON IS A TYRANNOSAURUS REX NOW.
It's Doreen Green versus DINOSAUR ROBOT ULTRON, and Kraven the Hunter is there, too! Kraven is not a dinosaur, though.
Man, we really should've made Kraven a dinosaur, too! Lesson learned for next time, I guess!
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I've been looking for some good links about Germany and France leaving NATO in favour of BRICS. I'll be posting more as I find them. -LW
As I am feeling a bit zonked at the moment (12:06 AM), I'm going to keep this quick and simple. In the "Sometimes It's Enough to Say, 'Go Have a Cappuccino'" post, I pointed to a JHaines post where you could hear audio with Neil Keenan talking about what he had been told about Germany and France. Here is the actual audio from her page. Go to 2:51:45 to hear what Neil said.
Here is what Neil said:
"They [the Dragon family] told me that Germany is now in the process of…leaving NATO and officially becoming a member of BRICS, And also, France is on the table next."
And Neil and group just posted this on his site: Three Strikes and You're Out!
Here are links to five articles on JHaines blog that refer to all this (the fifth one is a blast!!).
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Pak vs Ire 1st ODI Highlights | 18 Aug , 2016
Pakistan vs Ireland 1st ODI Full Highlights :
Pakistan's Opener Batsman proved to be thunder storm for Ireland. The Young talented batsman Sharjeel Khan made a maiden century in the opening of match of the series against Ireland. After Shahid Khan Afridi , Sharjeel Khan is the only opener which is the fastest century maker. MyCricketHighlights.
within the list of the fastest odi centuries through pakistan and you may see a acquainted call: shahid afridi. afridi continues to be the proprietor of the 3 quickest loads, but now there may be a new man lurking at the back of him: sharjeel khan, who's now the proud proprietor of the quickest century via a pakistani no longer named afridi.
the tempo of sharjeel's innings turned into installed within the first over of the healthy. undeterred by way of muggy skies or the risk of seam, sharjeel scythed his 2d ball, from tim murtagh, through the off side and then launched the over's final delivery for a straight six.
that equal impudent spirit defined the relaxation of his innings. sharjeel handled eire's bowlers as if he changed into range-hitting in opposition to neighborhood internet bowlers. the shot with which he added up his century, a sweep to leg that was misfielded, honestly had a subtlety out of sync with the relaxation of his innings; this became an innings of unrelenting brutality, defined especially by means of sharjeel's brazen, clean hitting to the leg facet, pulling imperiously and launching the ball over lengthy on with impunity.
Eire hope to turn malahide into their citadel, yet here the home fanatics had been outdone – if now not in wide variety, then surely in noise – by pakistan's supporters. whilst sharjeel raised his helmet and carried out the sajdah in birthday celebration at his maiden odi century, coming off most effective 61 balls and 4 days after his twenty seventh birthday, he did so in opposition to a backdrop of chants of "pakistan! zindabad".
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sharjeel only have become extra cruel after attaining his century. twenty-5 balls later he had sailed past a hundred and fifty, greeting the slow emergence of the sun with a series of pictures that no longer simply cleared the boundary at malahide, but would have completed so at any floor inside the world. whilst he became batting, there appeared no longer a lot one sport of cricket being played as two: the bedlam while he turned into at the crease, and the relative tranquillity when he was no longer, as mohammad hafeez took 59 balls over 37. MyCrickethighlights
Possibly sharjeel's impact become late. he made his odi debut three years ago, but, after a glowing sixty one on debut, his form collapsed, and he become dropped after eleven odis brought a mean of just 17.sixty three, and inside the manner ditched from t20 cricket too. the advent of the pakistan top notch league created a brand new platform for him to electrify the selectors, and a sixty two-ball 117 against shaun tait and wahab riaz gave notice of his skills. sharjeel was recalled to pakistan's t20 aspect and accomplished encouragingly in their dismissal global t20 campaign.
However many considered him a bit on the rotund aspect for an worldwide cricketer. while pakistan went on their military boot camp in training for his or her tour to england, sharjeel struggled, and became given a tailor-made programme to make him healthy for international cricket. at some point of pakistan a's tour of britain, he made lots of runs, which includes one hundred twenty five towards the england lions, however extra vital turned into the 5kg he misplaced.
At malahide, sharjeel's paintings was spectacularly vindicated. even in a fit reduced to 47 overs a aspect, he changed into on path to waltz beyond saeed anwar's 194, and set a brand new report for pakistan's pinnacle character rating in an odi, earlier than, trying to hit his 10th six, he made his first error and top edged to niall o'brien.
By now, even though, eire had motive to worry a chase as onerous as the 378 they were set through sri lanka at malahide exactly months ago. that became averted because of tim murtagh's talent and the zest of barry mccarthy, whose 4 wickets lifted him to 18 in seven odis this summer, but shoaib malik and mohammad nawaz ensured pakistan had been not held up for long. malik is gambling his 233rd odi, and nawaz his first; their stand of 105 left ireland going through a frightening task.
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If you're anything like me and have a slightly competitive side then group fitness might just be the key and the kick up the bum you really need to make healthy lifestyle choices and change your body for the better.
Not everyone gets on well as the gym and it can put some people off – I mean it really is daunting entering a class full of experienced spinners or bodypump-ers but personally I find it brilliant!
I can 100% say that the best decision I made for myself was becoming a member at my local gym and attending my first ever spin class. I was pretty scared going on my own and almost didn't actually go because I didn't want to go all alone. But I did it! And I love it! I was exercising at home on and off for months and it just wasn't getting me anywhere. I would constantly start my fitness DVD and then give up after the warm up because I was too tired, or I had Amelia and Max fussing and putting me off. Occasionally I would take them for a walk in the pram but again I wouldn't do it if I couldn't be bothered and I had no real motivation to get up and do it.
That was the key to my lack of success in my 'Fit Mamma Journey'. Obviously exercising is tough and sweat.. Ew!! But unfortunately you don't get results and the changes you need and want without getting exhausted and very very sweaty. This is why group fitness it perfect. It's a lot easier to sustain a greater motivation when there are others oozing out motivation all around you than it is all on your own with a birds eye view of the sofa and a jumbo bag of chocolate buttons..
Pain is far more tolerable when you're in a group atmosphere. When usually your muscles would be screaming and you feel like giving up being at home you probably would (well I would) but in a class you feel a push and carry on despite the pain you're feeling. I do BodyPump at my local gym on Tuesday lunchtimes and I have a real love/hate relationship with this class. The sequences we do and the amount make it near impossible to get to the end but with a group full of other people pushing the same excruciating boundaries and an amazing coach at the front telling you that you really can do it and that we're almost there makes ALL the difference.
If you're really stuck in a fitness rut and being at home or working out alone just really isn't cutting it and getting you the results you want then give group exercise a go. Sign up to a few different classes and find the one/s that are right for you and that you enjoy most and really stick with it. Don't be afraid to go on your own if none of your friends are as enthusiastic as you.
I have a really long way to go until I'm happy with my body and a load more classes to try out but one thing I do know is that group exercise is definitely for me.
What is your favourite way to exercise? And do you do any sort of group exercise? If not, will you give it a go? If yes then I'd love to know what you get up to and how it works for you!
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Make student work public, increase student motivation, and engage your community
Share, Celebrate, and Engage
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What is the impact on students on making their work public?
Three educators and a student describe launching student exhibition, student-led conferences, and presentations of learning.
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Michelle Clark: Hi. My name is Michelle Clark. Mari Jones and I co-direct the Share Your Learning campaign, a national movement that aims to empower five million students to publicly present their learning to an audience beyond the classroom by the year 2020. When students publicly present their learning with an authentic audience, we provide them with an opportunity to share their story, reflect on their growth, and engage in real dialogue with others.
In this brief podcast, you will hear from a principal, two teachers, and one student. Stephanie Brown, principal of Montgomery Steam Magnet, will describe how she launched exhibitions at her school. Francisco Sadisa, a teacher at Taft Middle School, will illustrate his journey with student-led conferences. Teacher Kira Motzuo and her student, Pamela Arseniega, share their experience with presentations of learning.
We hope you're inspired by these stories from the field and encouraged to implement public presentations of learning at your school. Enjoy!
Stephanie Brown: Hi, my name is Stephanie Brown. I'm the principal at Montgomery Steam Magnet in San Diego, California. I want to talk to you about my experience with exhibitionist student learning. I'm a fellow with the school cohort, and we learned about a hack mindset. What that means is that you have a bias towards action. You fail forward and learn, and you start small.
One of the ways that I wanted to hack into the culture of my school was to make the work of our students more visible, so I knew I wanted to see about this idea of exhibiting student learning. The first thing I did is talked to one of my teachers, an engineering teacher, and I asked if he'd be willing to host an evening event with me where he made the learning of his students public.
We worked together to design an evening event. It wasn't well-attended, and the projects that the students displayed were kind of scrappy. Most of the students displayed on tri-folds. What was great is that I really learned how to fail forward in this moment. One of the things that I noticed when I really leaned into looking at student work is I started to see the quality of the student work and the content of the student work with a different lens.
I remember walking up to a group of students that were standing next to their presentation panel. They shared with me these beautiful renderings that they had done as a result of their architecture unit. I stood there in amazement just thinking to myself, "Why is it that I don't know about what kids are learning in engineering?" I can walk into the classroom at any time, but there's really something about presenting the work publicly that makes you look at it in a different light.
I listened to the students reflect and stand proudly next to the work. I thought to myself, "This is something really special that we need to make go scale." At my next staff meeting, I put together a vision board of what my aspiration was for shifting the culture of our school. I shared with them my own personal reflections of what I noticed when I did a small exhibition with Mr. Prato, the engineering teacher. Then I gave them a push and an invitation to make the next project that they did with their interdisciplinary team public.
We actually decided as a school that we were going to reinvent what the experience was for Back to School Night. We changed the name of Back to School Night, and we called it an Exhibition of Student Learning. We basically focused on curating the space and making the presentations that evening more student-centered. Each team had total autonomy on how they wanted to present their student learning.
The seventh grade team decided they were going to do a farmer's market theme. They took over the cafeteria and designed that. The eighth grade team wanted to use the library space and the makerspace. Then the sixth grade team actually took the hallway that all of their classes connect to and totally curated that space. It was really neat to see the teachers take this idea on when they were presented a vision for what this might look like. At the end, what I saw was the impact on students when making their work public.
Students were delivering higher-quality work because they knew that someone was going to be looking at it. They also showed much more interest and a sense of pride because there was an audience beyond the teacher. I saw teachers get really excited and passionate about the projects they were doing for children because they got to think beyond the scope of what they do individually as teachers and work together as teams to design something really meaningful for the kids.
Lastly, I thought that it really helped instill a lot of school pride because on the evening when I hosted families and set them on their way to look at the exhibitions, I talked to them about how important it was for them to see what's going on in the school. Doing it in this fashion helped show the community the changes that we're making at Montgomery Steam Magnet.
Frank Sadisa: I'm Frank Sadisa. I'm a seventh grade and eighth grade English and ELD teacher at Taft Middle School in San Diego. We had the idea of doing student-led conferences. When the idea came about in our ILT and we wanted to present it to our staff, we had a teacher show a mock conference with a student. She acted as the student, shared some work and shared some reflection.
It went over pretty well, and it seemed to really sell the idea and the concept to our whole staff. It was January at that time, and we ended up having to have this all put together and set for Spring open house. We were able to pull it off. The best part about it was sitting in a classroom. It could've been any classroom that evening, and watching families come in, oftentimes, families that we had never even been in contact with or met with personally, a lot of times because of language, cultural work.
We had people come in and sit down and have their students suddenly take charge and put on this demonstration of who they were as learners. You saw kids all of a sudden become almost like different little people. It was one thing to see them do it with their peers in practice or with us in the classroom, but to see it in real life with their parents and their families was very, very moving. To hear them speak about where they had come in terms of being learners was, again, really powerful and really moving.
Kira Motzuo:Hello. My name is Kira Motzuo, and I'm the 11th grade/12th grade English teacher at Kearny School of Engineering, Innovation, and Design. We're here to talk about the different types of presentations of learning, which for us is the most exciting and rewarding part of the Link Learning process for the students, parents, teachers, community members, and industry members.
When students have to do presentations of learning to their actual community in a real-world setting, there are higher stakes involved. Students give presentations that are a lot more professional. They are a lot more mature, and they're also using all of the academic language that they've learned in their English classes and the terms used in actual industry fields. They use that language to be able to present new, innovative ideas that a lot of people are very surprised with.
The day of or the night of the gala event, students are stationed along the classroom walls with their presentation on a computer. They have a stand with their 2D poster on it, and they also have a 3D model to present and show their clients. The key to having a successful formal presentation is to invite the actual parents, staff, community, and industry partners to the event to listen to the students. Not only are they listening but they're also interviewing the students, asking them questions, assessing their learning. They're also provided a rubric, which will be the students' grade for their presentations as well.
We invite at least 75 people to attend our event, and it makes it a fun, a little stressful event for the students. But we see that they do rise to the occasion because it's such a real-world experience for them. They'll have to give presentations like this, and they feel a lot more comfortable with it after high school.
Pamela Arseniag: Hello. My name's Pamela Arseniaga. I'm really thankful for being able to attend Kearny School of Engineering, Innovation, and Design. I've been able to grow tremendously since my freshman year to my senior year with the semester projects and presentations we're able to give each year. After giving the presentation, it felt really rewarding for me being able to push myself because I used to be a really shy person.
Last semester for instance, we gave a presentation about an innovation incubator, being able to renovate the old downtown library that's not really being used, and that's not serving the community, into a place where thinkers, entrepreneurs, designers are able to come and create inventions that will help stimulate the growth and economy here in San Diego.
The presentation was really important because we had to pass along our ideas. It wasn't really for us, but it was really for us to get our ideas for the community passed down. I remember I had to give a presentation to my peers first. That was really where our improvement came because of critiques and the little things that they noticed when we presented really helped us develop for the second phase of our presentation. The second phase was to our parents, teachers, community members, and industry professionals.
Then afterwards, the final stage was presenting to the city council. It was there that we noticed that our hard work, our sketches, our ideas on these autocad computer software, was really able to transform the community.
Join the movement that transforms the way students see themselves. Sign up to have students publicly present their learning to an audience beyond the classroom!
Create an Exhibition and celebrate student work by making it visible.
Design Student-Led Conferences that flip traditional parent-teacher conferences by putting students in charge.
Have students present their learning to peers and adults.
Transform Back to School Night by putting students at the center.